jsonne

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   by jsonne 13y ago

   Hey there! Just sign up as a developer, and during the signup process it'll ask what API you want to request certification in.
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   Show HN: APIxChange A marketplace for custom API integration. (apixchange.com)

   16 points by jsonne 13y ago|8 comments
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   by jsonne 13y ago

   See, I'm personally of the same opinion. I couldn't figure it out, but then it hit me. It's the same line of logic that the military uses in their security clearances. Back in the day I used to work for a JAG lawyer, and have
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   by jsonne 13y ago

   I guess I suppose that by privacy laws you meant something different than simply the ability to be given the information collected about you. I was also coming at it from a governmental aspect versus private as well.
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   by jsonne 13y ago

   They don't in the slightest. Check out Sweden's FRA laws. They're even more invasive than PRISM.
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   by jsonne 13y ago

   Ironic as one of their member states (Sweden) has a potentially even more wide reaching program. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FRA_law
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   by jsonne 13y ago

   Very misleading. The article says he's in prison for insider trading.
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   Why we think Mark Suster is wrong. Sort of. (blog.apixchange.com)

   3 points by jsonne 13y ago|0 comments
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   by jsonne 13y ago

   There's a lot of enterprise focused startups that deal almost exclusively through their API. Gnip, among others, comes to mind. As for your second point, hiring and managing an integration team for the early revenue is nice, but the point i
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    This is totally anecdotal, but isn't the US (especially at the college level) more focused on a "broader" education? My cousin got a BA in international relations in the US and then went and attended school in Spain. Something like only 1/4
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    Des Moines is big for financials. Specifically insurance.
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    I've seen some cool companies and some badass people come out of Des Moines. Don't knock it.
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    Good lord why? There are so many other tech hubs where housing is reasonable. How are you supposed to do your most inspired work if you can't get a decent night's sleep.
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    I feel like the argument he makes is very circular though. He lambaste the rich for investing in low risk (government bonds), and then says that we need more taxes to support more government R&D. Perhaps the answer isn't a return to a d
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    +1 for bluehost. I put my personal site on there and occasionally use it for other small projects. It's really good for what it is.
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    I immediately thought of clarity. I love the service, but the emails feel very off putting to me imho.
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    I agree. I for one get a lot of joy and happiness out a great meal. It seems a lot of people in this thread are taking a very utilitarian approach to food, but for a lot of us, food is more than fuel. It's an experience to be enjoyed.
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    Motherjones also fails to recognize that MANY states already have mandatory "cooling off periods" where if you buy a gun on say Monday you can't pick it up until later in the week. http://www.ehow.com/list_6745387_illinois-gun-license-requ
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    Is it possible that the rise from 2001 to 2011 has to do with the recession rather than a general upward trend? Would it be possible to see statistics from 2001 to say 2007 instead? Or even better the last 20 years.
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    That's interesting. I actually grew up in Chicago, but have most recently lived in Iowa. I don't have much of a "chicago" accent with the notable exception of saying "rough" and "roof" exactly the same way.
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    This is completely anecdotal, but I've noticed very little difference after moving from Iowa to Boulder, CO although they're considered different dialects here. However, I can pick out people who live here from Texas or California almost in
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    I completely hear what you're saying and I'm glad you said it. There's a certain level of understanding your customer that can only come from meeting in person. I'm glad to hear that I'm following the same footsteps that you guys did. We're
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    by jsonne 13y ago

    I don't disagree with what you're saying, but startups are hard. There's lots of ups and downs and getting people to buy into a vision of the world is a lot more comforting when you're working long days and weekends than thinking "gee I lov